WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from August 27, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:02pm DCE: hail, Fahey! hi Irene!
	12:04pm Van in DC: Hi Irene, looking forward to the live performance by David
	12:04pm paula pc: my favorite Fahey track...thanks for the beautiful start, Irene
	12:05pm northguineahills: Fahey, hail, Irene hi! (thought that was better then saying "this", which I just did.)
	12:06pm Bob from Miami: Hi Irene~Checking in from Miami survived another hurricane/tropical storm weekend. Weather's clearing and you show makes it all the better.
	12:07pm DCE: you got your chocolate in my peanut butter!
	12:09pm D in Miami: Good aftermorning, all! Bob, these storms are a joke to me. What did we get? Maybe 40mph winds?
	12:09pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hi Irene, Hello to DCE, Van, Bob, Paula and Guinea,
	12:10pm pierre: Bonsoir Irène!
	12:11pm Van in DC: Hi there Sean
	12:15pm Irene: Hi Everybody! Looks like the torrential rains are here in NYC too (probably not related to the approaching hurricane). The thunder rumbled as I got into the building and the skies just opened up. I say it's a good day to stay put and listen to WFMU.
	12:15pm kat330: Late but been listening, and now need to be off to the kitchen for a bit. Hi, Irene and all of youse! Can't wait for the Bromberg!
	12:18pm DCE: 13 minutes til lunch...I...can't make it...
	12:20pm D in Miami: Great show, so far, Irene! I've got the day off, due to the storm. Just making coffee now. (I'm so lazy sometimes.)
	12:20pm Van in DC: Wow, what a wonderful flow between these opening tracks!
	12:22pm brett: Daniel is an awesome dude
	12:26pm DCE: Brett, I met Daniel in Cleveland last year at a house show. I attest to your statement.
	12:26pm Van in DC: Silk Route. Wow. This would flow into Silk Road stuff from Kitaro so nicely. (Yeah I know, "who?") :)
	12:27pm Bob from Miami: Beautiful set Irene,makes me wanna pull out some of my old Sandy Bull and Davy Graham LP's. Not now later!!!
	12:27pm mark vt: Storm? is that thing working its way up the coast? Me no have no tv. Guess I should pay attention.
	12:28pm D in Miami: Kitaro? Isn't that the new age-y guy?
	12:31pm Van in DC: Yes, he is awesome (in my opinion)
	12:41pm Van in DC: No no, not mistaken for Kitaro...just was saying Silk Route would flow into Silk Road nicely :)
	12:42pm D in Miami: Ooh, the wind just picked up with a lot of rain. I love this weather.
	12:47pm Bob from Miami: Hi D in Miami, i'm in Hollywood and were getting lot's of wind shear and torrential rain. I'm packing records all day (ebay) and listening to the best show on FMU. Best of both worlds..
	12:48pm kat330: Here in southern Indiana, no rain (per usual) though imagine we'll see the remnants of Isaac by week's end. Sweet hummingbird drinking deep outside my window. :)
	12:48pm Irene: Aw shucks, Bob in Miami! Thanks for the kind words. Stay dry, everybody!
	12:50pm Paul Elliot: Exactly why I love Irene Trudel, a total chestnut from what must be the bands' worst record. Great song i used to love bu have notplayed in a few decades...
	12:51pm Matt from Springfield: Excited about the Bromberg set! Hi Irene and everybody!
	12:54pm Paul Elliot: On the other hand - I ran into Todaphonic Todd at Lincun Center Outdoors a few weeks back at the Laura Nyron tribute and was talking about Gil Scott Heron with a mutual friend - I turned to Todd and noted -"Bet you never played any Gil Scott on your show", right "Nah" he respnded. That's what I thought. I know Irene would pull some Gil Scott Heron out of a hat in a set including sufi music and some old ECM Records gem...
	12:55pm D in Miami: It's nice to know someone else here in SFL listens to FMU. I've only met one person who was familiar with it. When I describe it to friends they say it sounds like a weird station. If they only knew!
	12:55pm susie: oooh! Trummors is good! New sound for me. Thanks for playing that!
	12:55pm kat330: We've been hearing every conceivable "moon" related song since the news of Armstrong. There are so many this included.
	12:57pm D in Miami: But does the moon rise, or is it that we sink?
	12:57pm duke: People on twitter seemed confused about which Armstrong http://929jackfm.com/youve-got-the-wrong-armstrong-6-people-confused-over-neil-armstrongs-death/
	12:58pm kat330: [s.b. so many great ones, this included.... hey, it's Monday, and I had an ill weekend...]
	12:59pm Bob from Miami: Hey D it's the only station that matters,have been a supporter for 10+ years,have sold records at their annual record fair for many years.
	12:59pm D in Miami: Well, at least we knew it wasn't Stretch-Armstrong.
	12:59pm kat330: I heard that Armstrong's family suggested in memoriam people should look up at the moon and wink. That's so nice.
	1:00pm Matt from Springfield: The Moon probably rises, but I just guess that because it's much smaller and orbits us. The Earth is more "still" relative to the Moon.
	1:00pm Marshall Stacks: David Bromberg! Wow, what a coup to have him on your show, Irene. Really looking forward to his set!
	1:01pm kat330: Liking the thread of a theme going on here, Irene: Northern Lights - Southern Cross to Sun Midnight Sun.
	1:01pm kat330: @Matt: The Sun also rises.
	1:02pm D in Miami: Sadly, I discovered it about 5 years ago. But what a find! You were probably one of the collectors at the MAM vinyl show here.
	1:03pm Bob from Miami: Ditto kat330: Saw it written and i saw it say!!
	1:04pm Marshall Stacks: For what it's worth, I almost literally bumped into Buzz Aldrin in a men's room a year or so ago. A little guy in a really nice suit with more gold bling than you could shake a stick at (sorry). Quite a contrast with the very private Neil A. Ever hear the great Angst song "Neil Armstrong?" It wouldn't fit in with what Irene's playing right now, though.
	1:06pm Bob from Miami: 4 D~Yeah i set up along with Michael from Yardbird. I owned Blue Note in Miami..
	1:06pm kat330: @MS: After visiting the various Space-related museums -- Gus Grissom, just up the road a few pieces; Huntsville, AL and just this past June the Kennedy Space Center -- it was clear all the early astronauts needed to be small. Probably is still preferred.
	1:07pm Matt from Springfield: Heh! Hi kat! :) That's a nice gesture for Neil - if the sky is clear tonight I will wink at it!
	1:09pm kat330: Like so many my age, I really wanted to be an astronaut, then I found out about the 20/20 vision requirement. One of my first popped dreams. Hi, Mattram!
	1:09pm Cheri Pi: this is really nice Irene.
	1:09pm D in Miami: Bob, I helped you guys set up. I work there. Small town.
	1:10pm kat330: Yay!!
	1:10pm Matt from Springfield: All right Dave Bromberg!
	1:11pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: Makes me want to pronounce it like Ber-tram/-trand. Mattram Russell! :)
	1:13pm Bob from Miami: 4D:Remember it well,that's what i love about this show!!
	1:13pm kat330: That's a good association thank goodness. :)
	1:14pm D in Miami: Kat, I was just at Kennedy Center a month ago. Never really had an interest in being an astronaut before, but it really peaked my interest. The whole idea of going to space is just amazing, no matter what.
	1:16pm kat330: What a cool way to promote his CDs!
	1:17pm kat330: @D: Did you see one or both of the IMAX shows?
	1:18pm D in Miami: Irene, this show is really making me want to finally get out and buy an acoustic guitar. I just have an electric, but always loved playing my friends' acoustics. Just feeling the resonance is so great.
	1:20pm D in Miami: Kat, I watched both. I was really skeptical about the whole IMAX/3D thing, but we had to see the 2nd. It was so good.
	1:22pm zoot: I have fond memories of seeing Mr. Bromberg perform back in the mid-seventies. I still have this tune on vinyl. He's swell!
	1:22pm Matt from Springfield: Is this the song he wrote with George H? You can tell that's George lead guitaring!
	1:23pm kat330: @D: I've always played acoustic, but my husband bought me an electric (unbidden) a few years ago. My problem with it is how effing heavy it is!
	1:23pm Bob from Miami: Hey Irene/Dave did George play on the single? Sound like his slide work..
	1:24pm Parq: I have vivid memories of going to see Bromberg's retirement show Part 1 in Central Park, including Phoebe Snow joining in a great version of Hit the Road, Jack, and then going home and taping (and listening to) Part 2 at the Bottom Line, leading off with a heartfelt version of "Sloppy Durnk", and including a great version of "Holdup". By the way, I've never heard that 45 mix before.
	1:25pm kat330: Yeah, I think it must have been My Sweet George. @D: Time allowed us only the Hubble Telescope show. It was extraordinary.
	1:26pm Marshall Stacks: @Parq - yes! When I saw him in Central Park he was backed by the Brecker Bros. Fond memories of that fantastic show.
	1:28pm Bob from Miami: Love Aero Plane w Vassar Clements and Norm Blake. I promoted it in the south for WB in the early 70's. Thank you David,so wonderful to have you touring again. Hope you come south!!
	1:29pm Irene: Yeah, George Harrison played on The Holdup. Sounded like the session was wild!
	1:31pm Dave E.: Great interview Irene.
	1:32pm Irene: Wish I could've gotten him to talk about George a little bit more. I'll just have to get David back in to talk about him sometime. I felt like Bromberg had a lot of stories to tell and was just getting warmed up.
	1:35pm kat330: @Irene: OTOH, he mentioned the documentary doesn't delve much into that area.
	1:35pm KP: Went to see David Bromberg at the Bottom Line. Neil Young and Bob Dylan were sitting together at the table next to us. Actually I was tipped the would be there so i guess we came to see them. They did not play.
	1:37pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Irene! And yes, his anecdotes could probably fill several audio books!
	1:38pm Matt from Springfield: Isle of Wight - just like with Leonard Cohen, the night seemed to be good in calming the wild audience (along with their music).
	1:39pm Matt from Springfield: @KP: Wow. Was that a sold out show? Did you seek out their table or just happen to sit next to them?
	1:43pm kat330: I know there's a Bugs toon that fits this tune. :)
	1:44pm Parq: There was an album of the 1970 Isle of White show. Hendrix had a kind-of famous set there. On the album, Kristoferson introduces his last two songs by saying "We'll do two more in spite of anything but rifle fire; then we'll split."
	1:46pm KP: The friend had a connection to the place and he was sitting with us. He sat there staring at Dylan the whole time and when Zimmy got up to use the bathroom, he jumped up and followed him in there.
	1:47pm kat330: Don't know when this was recorded, Irene, but the Hiatt choice must have come close to his 60th milestone last week.
	1:48pm KP: There was a big crowd. Nobody (except maybe my friend) bothered NY and BD.
	1:49pm kat330: @KP: That's just creepy. As I've said before, celebrity probably sucks.
	1:56pm kat330: East Texas / Longview -- just watched the film "Bernie" on Saturday set in a small town near Longview.
	1:58pm mark vt: tell me about it
	1:59pm Matt from Springfield: @KP: Besides your stalker friend, sound like a great show! ;)
	2:00pm Matt from Springfield: Most peculiar tune Woody wrote, or sung? It doesn't strike me as so unusual, since Woody covered some pretty peculiar tunes out of traditional American folk anyway.
	2:01pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Dave, and Irene!
	2:02pm Irene: I'm just going by Dave's opinion on the Woody tune here.
	2:02pm kat330: Yes, Irene, many many thanks for bringing this to us! Great interview and great music -- needed especially for me this Monday.
	2:03pm Bob from Miami: Wonderful interview Irene,bless you both!!
	2:05pm Irene: Thanks everyone! David was a real sweetheart too. I had a lot of fun doing the interview. Thanks to WFMU's Brian Turner and manager Mark McKenna for hooking me up!
	2:12pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, "incorrect" blues!
	2:13pm Bob from Miami: Irene ,you made my day with the Hartford tracks. Blessings!
	2:14pm kat330: That throat croak Hartford was doing is one my warmup exercises. :)
	2:21pm Dave E.: Mooooooooooo!
	2:27pm Paul Elliot: Another chestnut - Jerry Jeff... jeez hitting on all four cylinders of those unabashed cowgirl/hipster roots!
	2:35pm Listening Out There: Irwin calls this the "End of the World Machine"
	2:35pm kat330: Noticed that GTDS's Doug Schulkind will be part of that Radio Free Culture show tonight.
	2:37pm Hugh: hi Irene, Bromberg, Jerry Jeff, John Hartford--what a line-up! Had the priviledge to see all 3, at an earlier Philly Folk Fest, guess around '69-'70. A solo performence, on a warm summer aft. w/ John, at the long-gone Englishtown Music Hall still haunts my reveries!!
	2:38pm Van in DC: Doug will be in Studio P or live at the mothership?
	2:44pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Loved the Carol Kleyn track
	2:45pm kat330: @Van: Well, I surely don't know, but unless recorded back when he swept by in July, I imagine he's in Studio P by phone or something.
	2:48pm Van in DC: I'm sure you're probably right Kat :) LOVE Meg! Thank you Irene!
	2:49pm kat330: A folk classic this.
	2:49pm Bas, NL: Awesome Baird/Espvall/Kraus..
	2:50pm northguineahills: Nice lineup, the three lasses.
	2:51pm Van in DC: Really reminiscent of those Silly Sisters :)
	2:51pm kat330: I thought I'd seen it as Barbara Allen in the past, and sure enough, an interesting divergence of spellings in a Google search.
	2:54pm kat330: Mr. Wexler may or may not appreciate that from the first few notes, I thought perhaps this was Marianne Faithfull. :)
	2:57pm Irene: Thanks for all the great comments-- and for listening. Be with you next Monday (Labor Day)!
	2:57pm kat330: Oooh, the time has flown by -- THANK you, Irene! So soothing today.
	2:58pm northguineahills: Perfect ambiance for today's weather.
	2:58pm Matt from Springfield: Mike Wexler, this is great! Love the atmospherics of this recording!
	2:58pm Jay /London: Thanks irene I have been enjoying this show :)
	2:59pm Bas, NL: Thanks Irene!
	3:00pm Van in DC: Wonderful show Irene - thank you!
	3:01pm Matt from Springfield: Wonderful show today, Irene! Thanks! Have a fun and safe Labor Day weekend everyone! Don't forget Irene that Monday!
	3:02pm Bob from Miami: Thanks for the ride Irene,i'll be fine from here on out..

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August 27, 2012: Banishing the summertime blues with David Bromberg

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
John Fahey	Voice of the Turtle "Voice of the Turtle" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Peter Walker	Manitas Juntos (Hands Together)	Echo of My Soul	Tompkins Square		0:14:08 (Pop-up)
Daniel Bachman	Black (Take Five) "Black (Take Five)" by "Daniel Bachman"	Grey - Black - Green			0:17:17 (Pop-up)
Wu Man and Master Musicians from the Silk Route	Kurt Naxshisi (Song of the Kurds)	Borderlands	Smithsonian Folkways		0:22:24 (Pop-up)
She Keeps Bees	All or None / Dark Horse	Dig On	(self released)		0:27:57 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Southern Accents "Southern Accents" by "Johnny Cash"	Unchained	American Recordings		0:30:36 (Pop-up)

The Band	Acadian Driftwood "Acadian Driftwood" by "The Band"	Northern Lights - Southern Cross	Capitol		0:42:37 (Pop-up)
Trummors	Platte Clove Road "Platte Clove Road" by "Trummors"	Over and Around the Clove	Ernest Jenning Record Co.		0:49:34 (Pop-up)
Tia Blake and Her Folk-Group	The Rising of the Moon	Folksongs & Ballads	Water		0:51:46 (Pop-up)
Sara Watkins	Be There "Be There" by "Sara Watkins"	Sun Midnight Sun	Nonesuch		0:55:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Finale "Finale" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		1:00:41 (Pop-up)
Live performance and chat with David Bromberg
It all started with an unexpected solo slot on stage at the Isle of Wight Festival for David Bromberg. The 1970 festival goers were tough on the performers, but Bromberg managed to win them over and gained a contract with Columbia Records in the process. Since then David has, as his bio notes, "...played with everyone, he’s toured everywhere, he can lead a raucous big band or hold an audience silent with a solo acoustic blues." David Bromberg is playing three nights later in the week at City Winery, but managed to make time to stop at WFMU for a live set on Irene's show.
David Bromberg	Blue Is Fallin' "Blue Is Fallin'" by "David Bromberg"	Use Me	Appleseed Recordings		1:04:00 (Pop-up)
David Bromberg	You Can't Lose What You Never Had (Muddy Waters Tune)				1:08:40 (Pop-up)
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David Bromberg	The Holdup "The Holdup" by "David Bromberg"	The Player: A Retrospective	Columbia Legacy	CD	1:21:37 (Pop-up)
David Bromberg	Summer Wages "Summer Wages" by "David Bromberg"				1:24:28 (Pop-up)
David Bromberg	If the Rabbit Had a Gun (Memphis Slim Tune)				1:39:06 (Pop-up)
David Bromberg with John Hiatt	Ride On Out a Ways	Use Me	Appleseed Recordings	CD	1:44:37 (Pop-up)
David Bromberg	East Texas Red (Woody Guthrie tune)				1:52:10 (Pop-up)
David Bromberg with Levon Helm	Tongue	Use Me	Appleseed Recordings	CD	1:58:40 (Pop-up)
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Bob Dylan (with David Bromberg)	Duncan and Brady	Tell Tale Signs: The Bootleg Series Vol. 8 Disc 3	Columbia		2:02:23 (Pop-up)
Andy Statman	Up in the Morning "Up in the Morning" by "Andy Statman"	Andy's Ramble	Rounder Records		2:06:08 (Pop-up)
John Hartford	Boogie / First Girl I Loved	Aereo-Plain	Warner Brothers		2:09:30 (Pop-up)
Rosalie Sorrels	He Doesn't See Me	Travelin' Lady	Sire Records		2:15:41 (Pop-up)
Jerry Jeff Walker	Little Bird "Little Bird" by "Jerry Jeff Walker"	Mr. Bojangles	Rhino/Atlantic & Atco Masters		2:19:00 (Pop-up)
Chris Thiele & Michael Daves	Brown Country Breakdown	Sleep with One Eye Open			2:23:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Finale "Finale" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		2:27:17 (Pop-up)
Carol Kleyn	Tides and Crazy Moons	Takin' the Time	Drag City		2:38:31 (Pop-up)
Susanna	Freeze "Freeze" by "Susanna"	Wild Dog	Rune Grammofon/Susanna Sonata		2:41:55 (Pop-up)
Meg Baird - Helena Espvall - Sharron Kraus	Barbry Ellen	Leaves From Off The Tree	Boll Weevil		2:44:48 (Pop-up)
Mike Wexler	Spectrum "Spectrum" by "Mike Wexler"	Dispossession	Mexican Summer		2:50:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Finale "Finale" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		2:58:34 (Pop-up)
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Listener comments!
	12:02pm DCE: hail, Fahey! hi Irene!
	12:04pm Van in DC: Hi Irene, looking forward to the live performance by David
	12:04pm paula pc: my favorite Fahey track...thanks for the beautiful start, Irene
	12:05pm northguineahills: Fahey, hail, Irene hi! (thought that was better then saying "this", which I just did.)
	12:06pm Bob from Miami: Hi Irene~Checking in from Miami survived another hurricane/tropical storm weekend. Weather's clearing and you show makes it all the better.
	12:07pm DCE: you got your chocolate in my peanut butter!
	12:09pm D in Miami: Good aftermorning, all! Bob, these storms are a joke to me. What did we get? Maybe 40mph winds?
	12:09pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hi Irene, Hello to DCE, Van, Bob, Paula and Guinea,
	12:10pm pierre: Bonsoir Irène!
	12:11pm Van in DC: Hi there Sean
	12:15pm Irene: Hi Everybody! Looks like the torrential rains are here in NYC too (probably not related to the approaching hurricane). The thunder rumbled as I got into the building and the skies just opened up. I say it's a good day to stay put and listen to WFMU.
	12:15pm kat330: Late but been listening, and now need to be off to the kitchen for a bit. Hi, Irene and all of youse! Can't wait for the Bromberg!
	12:18pm DCE: 13 minutes til lunch...I...can't make it...
	12:20pm D in Miami: Great show, so far, Irene! I've got the day off, due to the storm. Just making coffee now. (I'm so lazy sometimes.)
	12:20pm Van in DC: Wow, what a wonderful flow between these opening tracks!
	12:22pm brett: Daniel is an awesome dude
	12:26pm DCE: Brett, I met Daniel in Cleveland last year at a house show. I attest to your statement.
	12:26pm Van in DC: Silk Route. Wow. This would flow into Silk Road stuff from Kitaro so nicely. (Yeah I know, "who?") :)
	12:27pm Bob from Miami: Beautiful set Irene,makes me wanna pull out some of my old Sandy Bull and Davy Graham LP's. Not now later!!!
	12:27pm mark vt: Storm? is that thing working its way up the coast? Me no have no tv. Guess I should pay attention.
	12:28pm D in Miami: Kitaro? Isn't that the new age-y guy?
	12:31pm Van in DC: Yes, he is awesome (in my opinion)
	12:41pm Van in DC: No no, not mistaken for Kitaro...just was saying Silk Route would flow into Silk Road nicely :)
	12:42pm D in Miami: Ooh, the wind just picked up with a lot of rain. I love this weather.
	12:47pm Bob from Miami: Hi D in Miami, i'm in Hollywood and were getting lot's of wind shear and torrential rain. I'm packing records all day (ebay) and listening to the best show on FMU. Best of both worlds..
	12:48pm kat330: Here in southern Indiana, no rain (per usual) though imagine we'll see the remnants of Isaac by week's end. Sweet hummingbird drinking deep outside my window. :)
	12:48pm Irene: Aw shucks, Bob in Miami! Thanks for the kind words. Stay dry, everybody!
	12:50pm Paul Elliot: Exactly why I love Irene Trudel, a total chestnut from what must be the bands' worst record. Great song i used to love bu have notplayed in a few decades...
	12:51pm Matt from Springfield: Excited about the Bromberg set! Hi Irene and everybody!
	12:54pm Paul Elliot: On the other hand - I ran into Todaphonic Todd at Lincun Center Outdoors a few weeks back at the Laura Nyron tribute and was talking about Gil Scott Heron with a mutual friend - I turned to Todd and noted -"Bet you never played any Gil Scott on your show", right "Nah" he respnded. That's what I thought. I know Irene would pull some Gil Scott Heron out of a hat in a set including sufi music and some old ECM Records gem...
	12:55pm D in Miami: It's nice to know someone else here in SFL listens to FMU. I've only met one person who was familiar with it. When I describe it to friends they say it sounds like a weird station. If they only knew!
	12:55pm susie: oooh! Trummors is good! New sound for me. Thanks for playing that!
	12:55pm kat330: We've been hearing every conceivable "moon" related song since the news of Armstrong. There are so many this included.
	12:57pm D in Miami: But does the moon rise, or is it that we sink?
	12:57pm duke: People on twitter seemed confused about which Armstrong http://929jackfm.com/youve-got-the-wrong-armstrong-6-people-confused-over-neil-armstrongs-death/
	12:58pm kat330: [s.b. so many great ones, this included.... hey, it's Monday, and I had an ill weekend...]
	12:59pm Bob from Miami: Hey D it's the only station that matters,have been a supporter for 10+ years,have sold records at their annual record fair for many years.
	12:59pm D in Miami: Well, at least we knew it wasn't Stretch-Armstrong.
	12:59pm kat330: I heard that Armstrong's family suggested in memoriam people should look up at the moon and wink. That's so nice.
	1:00pm Matt from Springfield: The Moon probably rises, but I just guess that because it's much smaller and orbits us. The Earth is more "still" relative to the Moon.
	1:00pm Marshall Stacks: David Bromberg! Wow, what a coup to have him on your show, Irene. Really looking forward to his set!
	1:01pm kat330: Liking the thread of a theme going on here, Irene: Northern Lights - Southern Cross to Sun Midnight Sun.
	1:01pm kat330: @Matt: The Sun also rises.
	1:02pm D in Miami: Sadly, I discovered it about 5 years ago. But what a find! You were probably one of the collectors at the MAM vinyl show here.
	1:03pm Bob from Miami: Ditto kat330: Saw it written and i saw it say!!
	1:04pm Marshall Stacks: For what it's worth, I almost literally bumped into Buzz Aldrin in a men's room a year or so ago. A little guy in a really nice suit with more gold bling than you could shake a stick at (sorry). Quite a contrast with the very private Neil A. Ever hear the great Angst song "Neil Armstrong?" It wouldn't fit in with what Irene's playing right now, though.
	1:06pm Bob from Miami: 4 D~Yeah i set up along with Michael from Yardbird. I owned Blue Note in Miami..
	1:06pm kat330: @MS: After visiting the various Space-related museums -- Gus Grissom, just up the road a few pieces; Huntsville, AL and just this past June the Kennedy Space Center -- it was clear all the early astronauts needed to be small. Probably is still preferred.
	1:07pm Matt from Springfield: Heh! Hi kat! :) That's a nice gesture for Neil - if the sky is clear tonight I will wink at it!
	1:09pm kat330: Like so many my age, I really wanted to be an astronaut, then I found out about the 20/20 vision requirement. One of my first popped dreams. Hi, Mattram!
	1:09pm Cheri Pi: this is really nice Irene.
	1:09pm D in Miami: Bob, I helped you guys set up. I work there. Small town.
	1:10pm kat330: Yay!!
	1:10pm Matt from Springfield: All right Dave Bromberg!
	1:11pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: Makes me want to pronounce it like Ber-tram/-trand. Mattram Russell! :)
	1:13pm Bob from Miami: 4D:Remember it well,that's what i love about this show!!
	1:13pm kat330: That's a good association thank goodness. :)
	1:14pm D in Miami: Kat, I was just at Kennedy Center a month ago. Never really had an interest in being an astronaut before, but it really peaked my interest. The whole idea of going to space is just amazing, no matter what.
	1:16pm kat330: What a cool way to promote his CDs!
	1:17pm kat330: @D: Did you see one or both of the IMAX shows?
	1:18pm D in Miami: Irene, this show is really making me want to finally get out and buy an acoustic guitar. I just have an electric, but always loved playing my friends' acoustics. Just feeling the resonance is so great.
	1:20pm D in Miami: Kat, I watched both. I was really skeptical about the whole IMAX/3D thing, but we had to see the 2nd. It was so good.
	1:22pm zoot: I have fond memories of seeing Mr. Bromberg perform back in the mid-seventies. I still have this tune on vinyl. He's swell!
	1:22pm Matt from Springfield: Is this the song he wrote with George H? You can tell that's George lead guitaring!
	1:23pm kat330: @D: I've always played acoustic, but my husband bought me an electric (unbidden) a few years ago. My problem with it is how effing heavy it is!
	1:23pm Bob from Miami: Hey Irene/Dave did George play on the single? Sound like his slide work..
	1:24pm Parq: I have vivid memories of going to see Bromberg's retirement show Part 1 in Central Park, including Phoebe Snow joining in a great version of Hit the Road, Jack, and then going home and taping (and listening to) Part 2 at the Bottom Line, leading off with a heartfelt version of "Sloppy Durnk", and including a great version of "Holdup". By the way, I've never heard that 45 mix before.
	1:25pm kat330: Yeah, I think it must have been My Sweet George. @D: Time allowed us only the Hubble Telescope show. It was extraordinary.
	1:26pm Marshall Stacks: @Parq - yes! When I saw him in Central Park he was backed by the Brecker Bros. Fond memories of that fantastic show.
	1:28pm Bob from Miami: Love Aero Plane w Vassar Clements and Norm Blake. I promoted it in the south for WB in the early 70's. Thank you David,so wonderful to have you touring again. Hope you come south!!
	1:29pm Irene: Yeah, George Harrison played on The Holdup. Sounded like the session was wild!
	1:31pm Dave E.: Great interview Irene.
	1:32pm Irene: Wish I could've gotten him to talk about George a little bit more. I'll just have to get David back in to talk about him sometime. I felt like Bromberg had a lot of stories to tell and was just getting warmed up.
	1:35pm kat330: @Irene: OTOH, he mentioned the documentary doesn't delve much into that area.
	1:35pm KP: Went to see David Bromberg at the Bottom Line. Neil Young and Bob Dylan were sitting together at the table next to us. Actually I was tipped the would be there so i guess we came to see them. They did not play.
	1:37pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Irene! And yes, his anecdotes could probably fill several audio books!
	1:38pm Matt from Springfield: Isle of Wight - just like with Leonard Cohen, the night seemed to be good in calming the wild audience (along with their music).
	1:39pm Matt from Springfield: @KP: Wow. Was that a sold out show? Did you seek out their table or just happen to sit next to them?
	1:43pm kat330: I know there's a Bugs toon that fits this tune. :)
	1:44pm Parq: There was an album of the 1970 Isle of White show. Hendrix had a kind-of famous set there. On the album, Kristoferson introduces his last two songs by saying "We'll do two more in spite of anything but rifle fire; then we'll split."
	1:46pm KP: The friend had a connection to the place and he was sitting with us. He sat there staring at Dylan the whole time and when Zimmy got up to use the bathroom, he jumped up and followed him in there.
	1:47pm kat330: Don't know when this was recorded, Irene, but the Hiatt choice must have come close to his 60th milestone last week.
	1:48pm KP: There was a big crowd. Nobody (except maybe my friend) bothered NY and BD.
	1:49pm kat330: @KP: That's just creepy. As I've said before, celebrity probably sucks.
	1:56pm kat330: East Texas / Longview -- just watched the film "Bernie" on Saturday set in a small town near Longview.
	1:58pm mark vt: tell me about it
	1:59pm Matt from Springfield: @KP: Besides your stalker friend, sound like a great show! ;)
	2:00pm Matt from Springfield: Most peculiar tune Woody wrote, or sung? It doesn't strike me as so unusual, since Woody covered some pretty peculiar tunes out of traditional American folk anyway.
	2:01pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Dave, and Irene!
	2:02pm Irene: I'm just going by Dave's opinion on the Woody tune here.
	2:02pm kat330: Yes, Irene, many many thanks for bringing this to us! Great interview and great music -- needed especially for me this Monday.
	2:03pm Bob from Miami: Wonderful interview Irene,bless you both!!
	2:05pm Irene: Thanks everyone! David was a real sweetheart too. I had a lot of fun doing the interview. Thanks to WFMU's Brian Turner and manager Mark McKenna for hooking me up!
	2:12pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, "incorrect" blues!
	2:13pm Bob from Miami: Irene ,you made my day with the Hartford tracks. Blessings!
	2:14pm kat330: That throat croak Hartford was doing is one my warmup exercises. :)
	2:21pm Dave E.: Mooooooooooo!
	2:27pm Paul Elliot: Another chestnut - Jerry Jeff... jeez hitting on all four cylinders of those unabashed cowgirl/hipster roots!
	2:35pm Listening Out There: Irwin calls this the "End of the World Machine"
	2:35pm kat330: Noticed that GTDS's Doug Schulkind will be part of that Radio Free Culture show tonight.
	2:37pm Hugh: hi Irene, Bromberg, Jerry Jeff, John Hartford--what a line-up! Had the priviledge to see all 3, at an earlier Philly Folk Fest, guess around '69-'70. A solo performence, on a warm summer aft. w/ John, at the long-gone Englishtown Music Hall still haunts my reveries!!
	2:38pm Van in DC: Doug will be in Studio P or live at the mothership?
	2:44pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Loved the Carol Kleyn track
	2:45pm kat330: @Van: Well, I surely don't know, but unless recorded back when he swept by in July, I imagine he's in Studio P by phone or something.
	2:48pm Van in DC: I'm sure you're probably right Kat :) LOVE Meg! Thank you Irene!
	2:49pm kat330: A folk classic this.
	2:49pm Bas, NL: Awesome Baird/Espvall/Kraus..
	2:50pm northguineahills: Nice lineup, the three lasses.
	2:51pm Van in DC: Really reminiscent of those Silly Sisters :)
	2:51pm kat330: I thought I'd seen it as Barbara Allen in the past, and sure enough, an interesting divergence of spellings in a Google search.
	2:54pm kat330: Mr. Wexler may or may not appreciate that from the first few notes, I thought perhaps this was Marianne Faithfull. :)
	2:57pm Irene: Thanks for all the great comments-- and for listening. Be with you next Monday (Labor Day)!
	2:57pm kat330: Oooh, the time has flown by -- THANK you, Irene! So soothing today.
	2:58pm northguineahills: Perfect ambiance for today's weather.
	2:58pm Matt from Springfield: Mike Wexler, this is great! Love the atmospherics of this recording!
	2:58pm Jay /London: Thanks irene I have been enjoying this show :)
	2:59pm Bas, NL: Thanks Irene!
	3:00pm Van in DC: Wonderful show Irene - thank you!
	3:01pm Matt from Springfield: Wonderful show today, Irene! Thanks! Have a fun and safe Labor Day weekend everyone! Don't forget Irene that Monday!
	3:02pm Bob from Miami: Thanks for the ride Irene,i'll be fine from here on out..

Irene Trudel: Playlist from August 27, 2012

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